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The official Dreamcast Mouse. This mouse can be used with loads of games instead of the official controller. Many Point and click games can use the mouse, and it can also be used in conjunction with the keyboard for FPS games like Quake 3. Absolutely fantastic! This item is fully tested and comes boxed with instructions.

As the sequel to Rainbow Six, you're back in action dealing with a hostage situation at the Museum of Art and an 747 hijacking at the airport. You have access to new weapons as well as sniper specialists to take out the targets at a distance. More...

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 0 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: Sega.

The well-known Bust-a-Move series has just got better. Number 4 will astound you with it's high-res graphics and it's crazy gameplay. You'll be busting like crazy to solve all the puzzles! More...

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 1 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: Sega.

The Visual Memory expands Dreamcast's gaming experience beyond the boundary of consoles. As well as being a memory cartridge, which allows you to save scores and game data, the Visual Memory is a tiny portable games machine. Thanks to an LCD screen on the front, you can load the program from your Dreamcast onto the Visual memory and play the games on the move! This item is loose, has been tested and works fine.

Welcome to the Sega Dreamcast Imports Section. All of these Sega Dreamcast Imports are either North American (NTSC) or Japanese (JAP) Dreamcast Imports, which means that if you do not have the appropriate console, they will not run unless you have a Region Boot Disk or a Modified Dreamcast Console. I can supply these, and they can be found in the Sega Dreamcast Hardware section or the Sega Dreamcast Consoles section. If you do not already have a Boot disk, I will provide it *free of charge* with...

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 1 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: Sega.

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 2 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: Sega.

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 0 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: Capcom.

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 0 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: Interplay.

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 0 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: Eidos.

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 0 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: Sega.

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 1 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: Acclaim.

Model: Sega Dreamcast Game. 0 Units in Stock. Manufactured by: THQ.

Platforms: Xbox 360, ESRB Rating: Mature

Platforms: Sega Dreamcast

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A real treat that was sadly reserved for the savvy Japanese Sega otaku: take control of Sega HQ and guide the company so that it sees off the attempts to dominate the evil empires of its rivals. A must for the Sega fan, not just because its packed full of tongue in cheek references to its own works and those of its rivals, but also for the random appearance of well known and the lesser lights of the once almighty Service Games empire.

In the early 2000's SEGA made its own console and begin releasing good and important games, and a bunch of arcade hits for home. After 10 years spent, SEGA re-released some hits from the past for the PC. In this unique collection. This is the first time to play Space Channel 5 part 2 on PC for example. In detail, all game got HD widescreen resolution except Sonic Adventure DX. The best game in the collection maybe the Sega Bass Fishing, very exciting even without a rod controller. Surprising. I...

Whittle away a few peaceful hours on Lake Paradise trying to land a big bass renowned for their fighting ability. Tactical choice of lure is essential as you cajoule the bass to take the bait. Once you have a bite the line tension guage must be carefully monitored to stop the line from snapping. Arcade and DC original modes to select with the latter being far more forgiving than the arcade mode in which you must land sufficient weight within the time limit to you move on to the next stage. Failure...

The Dreamcast Collection includes the fan favourites: Sonic Adventure™ Crazy Taxi™ SEGA Bass Fishing™ Space Channel 5™: Part 2. Players will get to enjoy four very different Dreamcast experiences from hopping behind the steering wheel of Crazy Taxi to taking things a little slower by luring in their fish before catching them hook line and sinker with SEGA Bass Fishing. Alternatively take over as intergalactic news reporter Ulala in Space Channel...

Sega brings its positive treasure trove of wealth in arcade experience to the Dreamcast and enlivens the Tetris formula no end with its lively presentation and colourful characters. Also includes a UFO catcher game where the claw comes down to try and grab a cuddly toy plus the option of being able to link two Dreamcasts together using the under-utilised link cable (not supplied.)

Franticly guide mice into the rocket avoiding pitfalls and cats all at retina ruining speeds, so fast in fact you'll forget to blink.

Card based party game in which contestants draw a card before moving round the board and having to challenge one of the many Sonic themed mini games. Single player mode allows extras to be unlocked and competitive play is good fun due to the variety of challenges on offer.

Subtitled 'The Apprentice Angel.' Heart warming love simulation set in a beautifully realised, anime style hospital world.

The original D represented a key period in gaming history before the 3DO went critical, without which would we have had Silent Hill or Biohazard? Kenji Eno san delves into the dreaded "Interactive Movie" genre but the results are no early CD rom dirge. Disturbed and depraved survival horror from the Canadian outlands.

Serious at the start to get airborne but at the core of its cockpit Aero Dancing does a very tidy blend of airplane sim and arcade action. The replay feature is very satisfying especially when a spy plane is taken down with pin point precision. The textures and aural effects are top drawer too.

A feisty demo disk with playable samples of Cool Boarders Burrrn, Shutoko Battle, Sonic Adventure International, Soul Calibur and Chu Chu Rocket. Also featured are movie demos of Shenmue, Space Channel 5, Dream Flyer, Virtua Striker 2 and Seaman.

Updates the Saturn cracker with a veritable bounty of new characters and specials. Thankfully the core gameplay remains of a similar ilk - especially when it comes to crunching opponents through the arena boundaries. Replicates the graphical prowess of its arcade big brother in another feather in the Dreamcasts hat.

The progress of Humans prodigal son involves subtle gameplay tweaks, new characters and updated moves. Whilst the graphics are very tidy and well animated, the developers have eschewed polygon models for spritely well animated wrestlers adding bucket loads of playability to the process so wrestlers can almost feel the perspiration. And kudos is due for promoting gameplay over graphics.

Toilet obsessed title which looks like Goemon meeting a Mexican wrestler as participants in the board game use a slot machine wheel to determine their progress rather than a dice. Plenty of references to dropping the kids off at the school ensue in an intriguing insight into Japanese humour.

Takumi's magic wand weaves magic once more this time on the DC. Whlist Giga Wing is no epic in size, the thrill of the ride is exhilarating demanding tactical use of shields and special weapons to absorb enemy projectiles and throw it back in their faces.

Psikyo developed vertically scrolling shmup starring Marion on her broomstick among the eight playable characters, mercifully a wee bit more forgiving than other old school blasts recommending itself to those whose thumbs are quite so callused yet, especially with the cartoon style town and sprites. Character choice is of critical importance to making progress. Includes Arcade mode where the TV must be displayed vertically (not recommended.)